
Faced with recent excesses, the Prime Minister is bringing forward the examination of the text in the Senate from October.
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The bill was proposed last June and presented to the Council of Ministers on September 16.
After the excesses of recent days, Sébastien Lecornu wants to give an impression of firmness. The Prime Minister has decided to modify the parliamentary agenda and bring forward the examination of the “killers pays” bill. Proposed by the executive last June, the day after PSG's coronation in the Champions League, and presented to the Council of Ministers on September 16, the text will be examined in the Senate from October, indicates to Le Figaro Matignon, confirming information from Le Parisien. Until then, it had not been included on the agenda.
The main objective of the “thugs pay” bill, as its name suggests, is to force the perpetrators of damage in public spaces to…
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Consideration of the bill in the Senate in October.
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